Find day use hotels in Singapore

During Phase 2 (Heightened Alert), only hotels approved by the Singapore Tourism Board are permitted to provide accommodation to guests for leisure purposes. All hotels available on Flow are approved so there’s no need to worry. Each hotel room can accommodate no more than 2 pax except when all individuals are from the same residential address, in which case it can accommodate up to its maximum occupancy. Some amenities (e.g. pools, gyms, communal kitchens) may be closed for safety concerns. It’s better to call the hotel up and ask beforehand.

During Phase 3 (Heightened Alert), only hotels approved by the Singapore Tourism Board are permitted to provide accommodation to guests for the purpose of leisure. All hotels available on Flow are approved so don’t worry. Each hotel room can accommodate no more than 5 pax except when all individuals are from the same residential address, in which case it can accommodate up to its maximum occupancy. Some amenities (e.g. pools, gyms, communal kitchens) may be closed for safety concerns. It’s better to call the hotel up and ask prior to the stay.

The majority of hotels on our platform offer complimentary access to swimming pools and fitness centres (if any) for our users. Some may require bookings in advance. We advise you to call and ask the hotel directly before checking in.

Our hotels offer flexible check-in and check-out times with instant confirmation. Your hotel room will be ready in 15 minutes, the soonest.

Simply put down the name of the area you’re headed or the address of a landmark near you in our search bar, and you will see a list of day-use hotels available in your vicinity. Filter the list by prices if you have a budget in mind.

We accept credit card payments online.

Yes, most day-use hotels require a deposit upon check-in. Some accept credit cards and others cash only. Rest assured, we’ll remind you of this before you pay for your room on our App.

Day-use hotel rooms on Flow are available from 2 hours to overnight.

Yes, most do. You can check whether they provide free WiFi in rooms under “Amenities” in the hotel’s details. It’s a bit trickier if you need an Ethernet connection, as some hotel rooms may not have an Ethernet port. It’s better to call the hotel and check if the room you’re staying in supports Ethernet and whether you need to bring an Ethernet cable yourself.